> Sounds like it is more a framework than a tool.

> Not everybody wants a framework.

The second part of this comment seems strange to me. Surely nothing on Hacker News is shared with the expectation that it will be interesting, or useful, to everyone. Equally, surely there are some people on HN who will be interested in a framework, even if it might be too heavy for other people.

Just saying that what makes Git so appealing is that it does one thing well, and from this view DVC seems to be in an entirely different category.

It doesn’t force you to use any of the extra functionality. My team has been using it just for the version control part for a couple years and it has worked great.

Yep. I personally like DVC's pipeline implementation because it's lightweight and language-agnostic, but haven't gotten into using their experiment tracking features.